SINCE WE TALK AGAIN ABOUT LARGE OIL CONTRACTS, WE REVISIT THE ELF AFFAIRE. VU QUE NOUS REPARLONS DE GROS CONTRATS PÉTROLIERS, REVISITONS L’AFFAIRE ELF






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Dear readers, with the arrival of the sultry Russian company based in Cyprus and Switzerland, Gunvor, it was necessary that we refresh our memory with this video on the ELF case because, as it is said: those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. The video is in French.


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Chers lecteurs, avec l’arrivée de la sulfureuse société Russe basée à Chypre et en Suisse, Gunvor, il était nécessaire que nous vous proposions pour rafraichissement de mémoire, cette vidéo sur l’affaire ELF car comme on dit : ceux qui oublient l’histoire sont condamnés à la répéter.

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